A tripod is one of the important video gear investments you can make. Here are a selection of tripods for under $1000 that will see you through for years to come.

Performance capture is one of the fastest growing areas of film production, and is increasingly blurring the boundaries between what has traditionally been called CGI or SFX and real world, nuanced acting. We exclusively interviewed actor, director and producer Andy Serkis at IBC to gain his insights into this most fascinating area of film production and to find out where it's all heading.

David Shapton and Bas Goossens look back on Day Three at IBC2019 and discuss our interview with actor Andy Serkis (coming up soon), Adobe Sensei, the Panasonic S1H and the importance of integrating IT in your video workflow.

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BVE was one of the highlights on the UK calandar if you couldn't make NAB or IBC. Alas the show is no more, at least in its original form. What now for the future of one the UKs biggest video technology expos?

Without a doubt, mirrorless cameras have taken over the camera world. Here are four exceptional models that are available for under $1000.

The new Bolt 4K zero delay wireless video system from Teradek caused quite a stir at NAB earlier this year, and for good reason. The company has now released this exclusive new video detailing its use in the real world.

AVX is one of the largest gatherings of broadcast and AV manufacturing companies in the central US. It will be held on Weds and Thurs Oct. 16-17th 2019 at Crowne Plaza DIA Hotel, Denver. By Lieve Claessens

Fancy a camera upgrade but don’t fancy giving your accountant a coronary? Here are six excellent 4K capable cameras for under $4k.

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It might have flown under the radar, but the latest release of FXhome's HitFilm is now available.

Teradek's new Bolt 4K is about to make its European debut at this years IBC Show. The fact it even exists shows just how far we've come. James Richings explains